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" Wednesday, December 30, 1931 Pure Four EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. teeeveadeal nt FblM Mala p. a. kxlay . Editor and PufciMher Bnttn Ming Pobitehed cnnaigs, except Sunday, at 1T10 sixth, street. 1 Qrasd. Onon. entered at U Fostofnse of La Grande, Oregon. a Second Claje Mall Hatter onder act cf March 3. 1ST9. . OFFICIAL PAPSH O? JTSION COCNTT AXO TBS CXTT OF LA GRAND imnim OF ASSOCIATED PSXS8 Tne teHoctmtmi Freaa escluaiieiT entitled to use for publication at all am eaapacehea credited to U or hoc otherwise credited tf ptis aahed herein. AU I'ta of repohlscaeon of tpicial dspstchsa ta tea paper aad also the local news herein also are reserred. Sattccal Adrertlsisa. BecAattiattif II. C MOOSNSSJt CO. Inc. aaa rraaetere. lot Aageiea. Seattle. PorUasd, CnKa, Detroit, yew Tcrk SCBSCKIFTKm BATES Bj Carrier Dairy, cot moctn tn adraace r-N 4tx m"' ta adTacxre DaiU. atccla cosy TJe tc Dany. car sent ta sdrasce . Dairy, par eta nr" m advance . Dairy, par Tear tn advance Bj Mail tor -M-SO ADTssTrsixa baxxs Display. foretgB. per cofrsnn men PIT r 3caL par ta'irtir m-n . Ttate contract crtcea cs apflVmtliTn sccDEirywiEWjr Hlea Beat Dak. SeeJety Edttor Trtesawae Wala 'iu a. aa Ever-Ready Glass Planning Party ZJsIer. its. R. WUUans. Mrs. s. page. (Mrs. Vefcna Strocg. Uhs Clara Carl sea. Ida Juanlta acd LaTeda Jessee- . . Among the New Year's ere gather-j MiSS Shepherd To tegs as the Tariocs churches wUl be Tn TJ A T.V-.l, . the witch, party to be he-Id by thej AUdli XJ. A. T lSHcr Erer-Beady claaa of the Christian' church. In the baaeraent of thei Clara Shepherd, whose caar- cfattrch building. This class comprises riige ta & 1 Fisher, car Seattle, will Many 'Watch Night Beulah Long- And Parties Arranged Fred Bowery Wed tte your people t a oc x wm eompji-j rp XT,.., yflQ 't xhcoL uui aU yotrnj people (rf ' Qa5i a a. taisceilanecos siover S; XO Vjieet XSGW l trll At a flTe o'ciock wtdOls yesVr- tiie city re weicccs to tiie cia her hccie resniivy ftemono, Mrs.: day altenxna. BeulaA lnsr na and iia social acciviues. Karoiel Haie aad SCrs. Baiii Worm fcrlesAts will " amiifpffd the rreas. . I o'clcci r Mias SJaepnl ts the daugiiter ctf i. Wben toue Mr. 1933 replaces Hd FriKl Boarerv m unttM fr m fr-mr azwl ttetr SiLta 1931 Thursday dijht as 12 &: ltt txxn of Rer. H. I Tt. re- rseet ai tse ctnzrMt at jo'cicxi. many La Grander wul atca ximi Mecocdist minister, in. La Tlitirsiiivy ereniEts. and dese- waiiiEjf Vr. and llrs. F. t. Shepherd and ; Cut oul year out and the new year Grande. The bride was hsksdsotrUy to do so will Join a party wnicit vJJ. graduate of La Grande High scaooL ia a& numercus "waKa. nishf' pur- gowned tn aa aitercooa dress at oid go ouc lor an hour senging c ap-, The wedding will be- sotenniaed at ues wtixh hare been, planned. rce. and was attended by her sSszer. proprtate carois at the hesnes of Tart- the hots of the bride's parents and Cluatk ehurch cnranixauotis. kxijes Qmar MaxweJU. who wore a pate cus roemhers and friends of the vJj be astended by only the,, iinmed- (haTe arran&ed for tateresuns ewca, blue afxernooa drees. cnarcn. After ihe singing. aU wiii late famUies of Miss Shepherd and j-yj- wrh tnany snsaller parties h.wh wHrrr w. ict - f.-.r- rvznrr to th chcrcls for eames and ifr. Fisher. Rer. J. Georce Waiz. which wlU rcari the iastt nijcht of Bowery. amaaenaeiics until eitdnighs. as wnich, pastor of the First Presbytertaa : she year with puety. j FoCowtiiy the ceremony. weddir tlze refreshments will be serred. The church, will perforct the ceremony. T dinner was served at the of the chairmaa of the eccraftsce ta. charse i Luncheon was serred as one o'clock t m . brdejroeni's parents. Mr. Mra. of the social Js Mr. M. M. Arast. who lyessercay afternooa after which. Miss 1 JondaV Evening IJoca Bowery, of Txbtwtj oiy. The will be assisted by Mss Annetta , Shepherd was presented with a nnm- -1 t? 4. j. j rooms were" decorated wlta noLy. uohnsoo. the teacher of the class, r - LIUD lntertaineO. ntatiesoe and polnaetrxis to earryou- Miss Dorothy Snza. Msss Dorochy (Continued on Page Elht Chrisnaa nsouf . and Dcci3 Frenca. una iXLrzser. , The Monday Ewtus Dinner eiui a pini and while eder rh. was Eocc:hy Hl?stns. Gertrocie Wagoner, : - .rakwT-Tri e an wul: t-j- fri:ktard thmrvnrrt o t?ri?rt Wtws. Dee Sntita and others.: t seten o'clort cUnner at the La Grande- which was sened at one large tahe. At the same tmse. tne n.ra sct cOTT AT PAT TTXTT. A U f 'howl MondaT eTOins wtta Mr. and The centerpiece was a brides caie. class, taught by Dr. Mthersoo; and; OUtl-rVLi Ul UAH Mrs. P. . Lanjer ta charge of ar- and at etther end the table wre Mrs. eie bamscn. win oe sokls ; rangvmenss. j dinner. ; Praes are Entire was prd after tall ptni tapers. A wedding bell huzj. a watch, tif hs party ta the chsrch -owir the tahjgy and frora it stream- -.rTT. not awarded ta the ers were drawn to each, place. Papers Group in Meeting Tbe counsel of the Lord standeth forever, the thoughts of his heart to all generations. Psalm 33: 11. ; Monday rnaiaf clu. tut they piiy at each, place were small rose cups- rvT-no Pomn Pil-p fto tfetersUEe who ovra Joe the (to- Guei were itr. and its. Jocji vyriiJC V-uuip i u. c zjer. 3cweryt Mr. acd Mrs. Arch. Locg. Mr. xr-c c. H. BeyrASds wtll entertain, and Mrs. Or.v UaxweO. Ms Daahr-e ' the arterticcri clua cext llcnday ai- Bowery, it. aid iCs. Ted Rtit , : vrooeo. iCsses Gecrca and Don Bcae Loc-. ! ' sisters of the tnde, Howard winsans. .atjI the ctiests of hocor. 'Pnfprfn in fillh ' Mr- Bowery is the son of ir. and Miss Elahetit Eesse. gBLrdiaa of; the 0tpe Cantp Fire circle, enter-;, tajsed ihe memhers yesterday after- i noca, at 3 ri as a delightful parrr. At Pinochle Party by -.he , z TrLtl itr aod Mrs. P. C Echlniiori were itr. ana s. Area ta. aua. rearclir meetms of the circle hosts to their ciuil at a piacchle ana ts teaching scecth - seteicrs- awat3. The repiSir meeting was held foiLowtntif the refreshiserits A GOOD START Congress has sprung- some very pleasant surprises upon the administration and the public. In the first ptaee it went t.i imrV t nnrt rliswRsinr with ClOcit of the frills and petty cartr Mocdae eTCmns. Ms. H- O- They left tm-ediawiy poptks cust,W in the early days cf former ' And then havin? knuckled down ta business it actually ae-. which, the h5e sened refresh- j flrindp fonnlp compiished soaiething of national consequence ."ittKrocr TTnnnrpH Satnrtiav" CiaSS Party at -my: -t it ciiib cn Joa- li at their TV, -vi with EI1:i Berry. Ids Terda and Ethel Shermaa. ?"r-- Basra and Maurtce. Berry present. The Zigler Home , .wh and months, of coiitical bartertnr and f utile deoate. 'enwrtaia the cfcu cc Jon- ia : f r,cf rvw-,M-l urilT ni'!.is ftw initinoes of action icnie- ! Mr. and Mrs. Walter La Desire, of bcongress on controversial issues during the two or three! P - T, ? 47 ?S initial weeks of a new session. Vntfl this year there seemed , -Ul b. urilmiiei l Is Mr. and Mrs. som ramer. ic. and M g m. zier yes-: . u . - f.AA; tn?ncr Vav i rnlt Hfi;tO?5 tfl t !lh -T " teriay arsemooc ror a Ectiny Fary. k 1 1 If a uauiuvu luiwuui-A - . . . . r Wedcesday. Dec. SO T 30 Westway dot) of the Wo men's Benefit association, with. Mrs. R- B. Mtlnalty. 8 CO Senior Sti-jen. with. Mirrares McAHter. s Tharsday. Dec. 31 1 CO jcCy crab, with Mrs. Kate ZweifeL at the Sacatawea Inn. I:S DtTersity club, wtta Mrs. Claude Fuciett. assisted by Mrs. Fred Rees. a.-0 Bridge cJah. wttht Mrs. Leal HnsseiL . 2:CO Focpy ciuh. with. Mrs. crtar-ECe Green. JO Three D dab. with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mac&ey. - TdO TVerets Bnnjre dnh. with M2ss Janet Binsrjer. SXO Triangie ciTzb. with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde BSppel. 8:00 T and C ciuh. with. Mr. and Mrs. H A. Sceckhars. 8 SO FSIty-Pirty dua. with Mr. and Mrs. Rai-ft WorreL Friday. Jan. I New Tear's day. 1 a Saw SOUCl Club. . ' Saturday. Jan. 2 j CO Women's Belief Corps, at the K. of P. halL 8 CO Saturday Erenlng Bridge club, with Mrs. J. T. Richardson- Monday. Jan. 4 j CO Art Eaaahlers club, with Mrs. C. H. BldmU- 2:00 WaaeUta club, with Mrs. Donald Cole. 3.-45 La Grande City Council of P. T. A, La Grande hotel. 3:45 Ketappew Camp Fire, at the Methodist church. 4:00 Gatusl Camp Fire, with . Mrs. B. O. Wllnams. 830 Eastern Star Social dub, potluci dinner, at the Masonic 7:30 Pythian Sisters, at the K. of P. halL Brjise club, with Mrs. Lynn Larson- '8:00 Swastlia club, with Mr. and Mrs. WJliant GabSe. Tuesday. Jan. 5 ISO Neighborhood club, at the La Grande hotel. S Jf) h. A- to the B. of B. T, at the Fiv'es tan. Taj Neighhcrhood Music club, La Grande hocei 8 CO Toting Women's Bduca- FAUCS - " New Kayserette SHIRTS and TRUNKS For Ladies . ?1 Garment Of flesh color silk and wool the lightest, warmest garments on the market 50c$ Australian wool in sizes of small, medlom and large. tlon&l auxiliary, at the Metho dist church. 8:00 Lions auxiliary and Lions club, with Mr. and Mrs. Max Sax-vis. Dr.J.E.Woodell Chiropractic - Physiotherapy Radionic Diagnosis & Treatment , If yoa are sick and do not know the source of your trouble, if you are Interested In the condition of your body, RADIONICS will tell you what your trouble Is. where It Is, and tho degree of Intensity. Examinations by Appointment Only. 11-13 West Jacobson Bldg. La Grande, Ore. congress smash many more bad traditions. ? Mr. and iirs. rrs e t , Gaa. msic and indocr races, cn- -t m- Mrs. Hjjrrr T'-crer en.- . . - m. r.. - -r .- i-VNT PllTT. . .a. - rZ- 1 tJ fcl rV,r rh first few week have not been xrT at- " t..'!-: Sweeten, pastor, were en:ced by the I, to vvs wr uv-m mww - atjV was juijwi c "St the cahn before a storm. Wi:S a Denax-ratic majority in ,B L"l T'S.ti seeeshments were served b? Mr. Uie rauu u-civ.c - .... , ,. o'ci-x at her heme. TwelTe mem- j-j j-, ns; of the house, a Republican majomy m the senate, a i-.epuMi- tra wer- present for ms and the were it. and ".ZIZZZ, -an adniinistratioa and a presidential election less tnan a C-iJr1 ' lt::er- ' ti- v - j. , Mrs. Muler. Drx. Mr. and Mrs. A1t Caseoeer. vear offfc anytfUIl but '"'"peace in W ailintCIl. ? OCa Wla to- j Gnntnwtt serred reireshments MemU and their 'ward the other side." was to be excited. LS the cST But congress may cc-ctinue to give the nation agreeaoie niters in two weesx acccrdins CSer; 03 vr. and .,,r,- All rrtav decide there is a real ecportumty Mn. c. s. Kjrr. pc-'- Mrs. waiter ciana. to be of service to their cetintry, and that there wal he-. : r,lV Is Entertained Announced nere r tmj. flU. !;..,, after the Present err.ersency has w x-vju vmu .nuguii .ucm is 5 lieen met as far as it is in the power of congress to do so. ; It WOUld EOt go weil with the political party that is evenj !;cli. - scjs was Of interest to ssmr friends ia La .....seM hT the reode cf obstructing Urgent measures de-'te scene of aa tasereaace; ewninir Grande and ta she Talley is the eaar MliiWiwi.' - "',i,i,. .sarty when she entertained the C-Oc . naje of ICas Irene Campaell ''and. Signed to retteve eXw.aiS econonuc auu iismiii t" 1 i-Go clua lust ajihu as hrajge. TweiTe Earry L Snider, bote of Wilis WiUa. l"KGESG B.X.KER TO RUX Former Secretary of War Newtoa D. IXiker became con spicuous presidential .timber aain when former Congress- Misa man Davey, of Ohio. Liucched a "oraxt-Baier movement in his own state by addressing letters to -W.00O Ohio Demo crats asking them to organize Baker-For-President dubs and to see that Ohio's delegation at the Deraxratic national con vention is pledged to Baier. Mr. Baker has done nothing to encourage, such sapper-. ' He has even discouraged it. refusing to announce himself cr be announced as a candidate. If he aspires to the presi dency, he apparently prefers to be elected to the office rather than to run after it. ?memhrs.arji y-iescs were present and which was sdemnised Anc. 28. 1S31. Mrs. L. M. Hoys recerred. she prae. as Enterprise- Mrs- Snider rs .the f Guessa for the eemntf were Mrs. i;i Tighter of Mr. and. Mrs- James' ' t. X. Duncan- of Suni. who. ia a carrrceE. of Eoce. Ida- and Mr. Sni- rsest at tie home of Mrs. C- t. Msc- der. the son. of Mr. and Mrs. w. s. LUime Lederli and MSa Slider, of Coeur t'Ajenst. ELaaheti Tvitcr- They now Utb ta Wl WiZa. Hefreshments were serred ty the where they expect to zsiie their late hour- heme in the future- Sri " Union Hotel New Year's Eve - Dinner-Dicce 9 1 ffrJO to IO p. Dance fcilowin unsl l:f a- nr. m. S2.50 Per Couple Union. Ore.- IT COULDXT BE DONE It is a matter of record taat tae or-gtnators ot many ventions were told by the ''wise nien" of their time that thing they were trying to do couldn't fce done. This was; true of the originator of the railways, the telephone, the, ocean cable, the wireless telegraphy, the airplane, etc. . ; Their successes has democstrated that nothing is impos- sible to the determined spirit, the one who cannot be diverted or turned back from his ambition, to accomplish. And there are opportunities wilting in La Grande for the ones wa have the will to dx 5iiiaukee, Wis has ail its bills paid and h.is $2.tX0i' ia the city treasury. be dvjne by go:d Which is an Oi ageraent. stratxa o; J.U'.NCSE IN ADVANCE -VS rscrted U SaTO caniiTed. la. th oot i o Srwpunjrne. C-ecerai Kax- CHINESE RUN 1" McClay's Stores Stare Ne. 1 1?M raueoe Wirw 515 We Take This Opportunity to Wish Yoa a Very Happy acd Prosperous New Year Features for Thursday and Saturday Store va 91( Vrrtb SmL PHoew Mara 1 caccre and. cjctn-j? t pemt the nr tj C-n- tc cf a cerstun. Krcn'ry c whuch vas soc sMnt:cced. TTie Amhi ShimS'ia saai a nau Jeft Fort Arth-r Uis mjths x aa. eii-tjanir crier-d ti -r-izx-Mzl of 'ns "r'A-'s c?-- &3 truc rrcnt C ic s wrihia CtScnei XelM S. Mott! Cned th prai actan -4cer th ad- '"S ??r- w.l' iaf. ert-J.. 1 -a- : J.t astKstan.? ssayed at Crinciow w-th cfCiatr ft-T-Vira Litry ctrserpsrs Tia-r- ?uct?c the- 7i :rr -;r tf Uaaa --- IT-JVC U ici JCC r eNK-aed ' retna-n i& pn?ccsi ?:r th tto- C&rvXSE AWT IX lT.iaT t-jkccxC y;vminc.t at Chmarw- TOKTCV rc. JU .i Ctta Manchoruin. arsr sta-nise:wt auath erjiii Ch-3i:ao viaT irj rLijht rrom. fro sTetTiiy 3iu".ir ."aur?- curmns . eTWttnr Jur a it.icX :a Chanf Hae-Liastr'a iot i-:cjt:id. Oct Eat cars and "5rx cars the acinars w cw;w j :-cv-jsn.otT? icctner a cii 'it be effect; t.. tie hanleit tasnr dc-a Lxuncaae irrm::,'r iuT c tie sicpoteii tLw- v.tmit a ajp tacntr tiie Jaca- tc -ur sial 5 csaipul nu-we tr-joe iurrr?l xi aiagrmwl'-aae T-ta. mx-niiix of ltact poiaa cnr.:u3i.T izai 'aSsri- a3ucuj:''a. nt iSem fa. Tte Soti-J.em. Pnc.r.c EiXLT:e2 t2e Mtan.i Gwceni 2Lunia xi a?i5r5 o -e ar-jciericoil c -Ceoerii TVauc. ieraa t- lxincavios ct Wat cn?ic?-s tier Bi.-rs;-aiaar -runrr r- trcta r i vricrx I c-a.'. aixwrcucs aowai-l t2 irra. cf B- w T 0tfC Fas. - aiiM nflrta oi CTnnsixr ecmeany wUl coc- co. th PeaaStr-M-ifciea rsarTOT- ' af-- '.A statix.-carr - enrf-.neers xzui f.-rmea azC in kst- Txmis rno ?rre rx aC iicft macrtufii trran Tnciiisangii cactor- ncrietl a 15 wt cen: wre ; T antl rAartaa an. tie nr. cat. Soap Ovstai White 10 Bars . . 31c Mothers Oats China Per pk 33c Comb Honey 12-os. or Over 2 for.. ..29c S. P. SHOP MEN IN WAGE AGREEMENT iCfcctimiei Frcm P Cr.e 1 1 3 pkgs. . - 25c Soups "an Carr-.ps To'j.t, - Vcvretiible table Bee: 4 for . . 29c Starch or U. Meat Specials For Thursday Only Beef Roast Per lb. 15c Pork Roast Per lb. 15c Quaker Products Noi 3 pkgs. 25c Iodized Salt 2-ih. Carton 2 f or . . . . 15c Crackers Scowflake 2-lb. caddy 2Sc Peanut Butter Mb. Glass 23c Corn Meal White YeZow S.-iH Facials 2 for ... . 25c Walnuts 2 lbs. . 3oc f5?T5S--;ci' t.c-er.v :. '"-v-". -r---. . La Grande;0regOrt HeaT packing: of PORK from Grande Ronde Valley farms and the prevailing- prices of hogs permit the following prices, which we are glad to pass on to the consuming public. Try Our Fresh Fruits & Vegetables CABBAGE SWEET POTATOES Per lb. ORANGES Dos 4-: ONIONS Yellow Bjrivers 6 Ir-s. 12c i J El Legs of Pork Lcal products, Fiitmd Pigs Feet Fresh fefly. Dozen Hams Sugar aind. Pound lie 19c 18c Loins of Pork Va or Whole, Pound Pork Roast Very lean, Pound Picnics Sugar cured, Pound Cottage Butts Very efacice, unlimited STTC-oiv. Kx 14c Fresh Daily Bacon Streaked with lean. Pound 12c llc 122C 15c GROCERY DEPARTMENT RICHELIEU PINKaPPLE Highest possible quality. No. 2tj tins. 2 for 49C S2.75 12 for . SNOW FLAKE CRACKERS Oven fresh, 2-lb. site . 2iC CORN Tasterite, Gcicka Sweet, extra quality. 49c RICHEUEU RAGGEDY ANN PEACHES Fully ripe fruit in heavy syrup. No. 2H 2mfor 49C 12 for . 82.75 SALT Leslies. Iodized, 2-lb. carton. 2 for 15c No. 2 4 for LUX FLAKES For the Finer Laundry 23c iarrc aaa -ackage PALM OLIVE SOAP EJiy a supply ai Regular Bars. 4 f;r kw pnee. 29c 3IATCHES Diamond Brand Why not use the best ? Regular cartons, n aw 2 for SOC FLOUR Martin's Best We have had this flour tested and an alyzed. Can recommend it very highly for bread making. Svd oa a money back guarantee. 4Mb. Bag 81.19 Barrel . S4.69 3
